The institutional model in use

One institutional model. Many operating workflows.

See how laboratory, program, research, and study teams use the same institutional semantic model to connect source records, apply configured rules, and route work for authorized review.

One model, applied

The workflow changes. The institutional context stays connected.

Choose a workflow to see which sources, objects, rules, reviewers, and outputs participate. The shared model is what allows new work to reuse what the institution has already defined.

01 Source records Order · specimen · assay · result
02 Institutional model Patient · accession · test · finding
03 Configured logic Routing · QC · delivery rules
04 Authorized review Laboratory operations
05 Operational output Exception queue · result delivery
Diagnostic operations

Orders, specimens, assay records, and results stay connected through accessioning, quality review, and delivery.

Built on Veridata

Different work. The same governed foundation.

Three product views show the source records, operating context, review point, and output behind representative workflows.

01 · MRD monitoring programs

Multi-vendor MRD surveillance in operation.

Coordinate longitudinal MRD monitoring across assay vendors, testing cadence, overdue draws, order renewals, and coordination stalls in one view. Authorized teams can move from program-level adherence to the record and next action behind each exception.

Multi-vendor MRD resultsSignal + adherence stateAuthorized follow-up
Actual Veridata Surveillance Adherence interface showing a multi-vendor monitoring cohort, cadence, overdue draws, renewals, coordination stalls, and an operational worklist using illustrative data.
Surveillance Adherence · actual product capture · illustrative synthetic data
02 · Research programs

Research cohort exploration.

Organize datasets, specimens, observations, cohorts, and study context through one institution-configured model. Researchers can ask a cohort question, review the generated breakdown, and retain the query and study context for inspection.

Research datasetsCohort modelReviewable analysis

Protocol pre-screening and trial-coordination workflows use the same model. View Trial coordination in the workflow atlas above.

Veridata research cohort interface showing a generated cohort query and structured result.
Research programs · cohort exploration and reviewable analysis · illustrative synthetic data
03 · Specialty laboratories

Commercial intelligence.

Connect account, site, provider, test, and order activity in one operating view. Teams can inspect adoption, retention, and workflow gaps before choosing the next follow-up.

Orders + utilizationAccount modelPrioritized review
Veridata commercial intelligence interface showing account health, ordering activity, and review queues using illustrative data.
Commercial intelligence · account and network operating view · illustrative synthetic data
More on the same model

The institutional model extends with the work.

Each workflow adds configured objects, relationships, rules, and outputs without rebuilding the foundation around it.

04

Diagnostic operations

Receive orders, specimens, assay records, results, and delivery events through a source-linked operational model.

Connect · portal · delivery
05

Biosurveillance

Relate catchments, specimens, assay signals, cases, thresholds, and escalations in one program view.

Signal · case · dossier
06

Patient navigation

Connect appointments, barriers, outreach tasks, care states, and escalations to the review team responsible for the next step.

Worklist · outreach · escalation
07

Protocol pre-screening

Compare configured protocol criteria with approved source data and queue potentially relevant cases for study-team review.

Criteria · evidence · review
08

Revenue-cycle operations

Organize order attributes, codes, coverage context, claim exceptions, and supporting evidence for authorized review.

Coverage · exception · evidence
Start with the work

Bring one workflow. We will map its sources, objects, rules, reviewers, and output.